Heavy Losses on Turkeys Condemned by Authorities in New York
New York Nov 28 The week ending Thanksgiving saw the worst dressed poultry market in New York history with 100 buyers per good turkey and prices up to 35 cents. Thousands arrived in rotten condition and were condemned by health authorities, estimated at least 100000 turkeys removed. West and southern shippers blamed for lack of ice and warm weather while some stock sold for as low as 5 cents a pound.
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Poultry Condemned as Unfit for Sale in City and Buffalo
Food inspectors report consignments of turkeys rabbits and chickens condemned in the neighborhood of Front and Callowhill streets due to extreme warm weather. Inspectors notify commission merchants who surrender the goods to fertilizer plants. no prosecutions follow as shipments last week were dumped after opening. In Buffalo New York excessive heat also leaves many dressed poultry unfit for food as health authorities condemn shipments and prices fall.
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Dressed Poultry Market Faces Record Losses in Chicago
Chicago reports the worst conditions in the dressed poultry trade as warm weather and premature shipments condemn large lots. Health officials confiscated four carloads of iced turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving, with losses near a major sum. Retail stores condemned thousands of pounds, warning the public against tainted poultry while live birds remained firm in price and availability.
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Erceis
Health Department
Reese
No Loss At Kansas City Thanksgiving Turkey Market
Kansas City November 28 despite warm weather the Thanksgiving turkey market remained steady with prices around 18 to 20 cents for dressed birds and about 11 cents for five. Most stock from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma, quality thin due to feed shortages and mild conditions. City food inspector Dr J S Barbee reports active inspections with no condemnations and few sales of culled birds. Demand was lower than in prior years as shippers held stock for Christmas, preventing a late glut and ensuring satisfactory closure with remaining fowls likely to fetch good prices in three to four weeks.
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Worst turkey deal in years hits Boston market
The Boston market faced a dismal turkey sale as large amounts were condemned and concerns rose over damage from potential poisoning. Prices varied wildly with fancy stock scarce with quotes from 25 to 27 cents a pound nearby and most stock selling cheaper amid the glut. Some Illinois stock arrived Wednesday adding to the uneven market conditions.
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Charters Lines Up Pacific Packing Co. Citrus Deal
George Charters arrived in Los Angeles amid rumors of his control purchase in the Pacific Packing Co. He denied any ownership stake and said his firm Fanning Charters acts as sales agents for the company. J Walworth Sutphen confirmed an agency deal to handle full sales for the season and projected 1500 to 2000 cars. Charters and family plan to stay several weeks while he attends to orchard business in Corona, California.
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Wedding of Piowaty and Chalona in New Orleans
Carl Piowaty of Chicago and Miss Eleanor Chalona of New Orleans wed Thursday night at the St. Charles Hotel before a large audience. Judge Val Stentz performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Joseph Chalona, is a poetess and playwright who studied at New Orleans colleges. Bridesmaids included four married sisters. a Michigan roomsman and several ushers attended. The couple will honeymoon across the western United States.
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Federal probe eyed on cold storage trust impact on prices
New York reports Attorney General Mc Reynolds ordered a nationwide inquiry into alleged cold storage trust amid rising egg and apple prices. Officials say no conspiracy found yet, with storage houses defending fairness and citing balancing prices. Industry leaders in multiple cities welcome scrutiny to prove storage facilitates stable costs.
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Thanksgiving at the Lin ton Hotel honors J J Castellini
Cincinnati social circle held a Thanksgiving eve testimonial dinner at the Hotel Linton for J J Castellini president of the National League. The event drew league members families and friends as praise and best wishes were voiced for his leadership and for the league’s marketing progress.
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Storage eggs weaker as week opens in Chicago market
Chicago reports a weak start for storage eggs with prices sagging early as the week began, though a late recovery limited gains. Fresh eggs held steady under pressure from warm weather and lower storage stock, with receipts around 2,500 cases daily and expectations of higher volume due to improving conditions.
Denver Firm Fails and Relance Produce Co Emerges
Denver, Nov. 28. J. W. Ellis & Co., produce dealers, filed for bankruptcy after two years of losses. He reopened under the Reliance Produce Co. at 18 and 19 City Market, soliciting consignments while using borrowed capital and not his own name. Ellis claims no wrongdoing and says friends and creditors shaped his course.
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Onion Demand Limited In Chicago Market Report
Chicago date November 25 movement of Indiana onions was slow with f o b quotes at 1.90 to 2.00 cents per pound. Storage stocks are satisfactory and deteriorated lots have moved out. Operators foresee a bright market outlook despite increased foreign onion imports, noting domestic dry onions remain more usable for American families than Spanish onions.
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Apples Unchanged at Chicago Market Report
Chicago market steady for a week with no excitement or notable moves. Prices held with Vald Wins at 4 to 4.50 per barrel as cooler stock gains favor. other varieties unchanged. Eye damage claims: Droste and Wadhams in Washington to challenge Trunk Line railroads rules blocking dock inspections, aiding receivers in pursuing damages.
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California Vegetables In Daily Shipments From Southland
Fresh vegetables move daily from southern California with tomatoes celery taters and cauliflower among the items. The schedule shows 14 cars on Friday November 21, 23 cars over the weekend, 7 cars on Monday, 18 on Tuesday and 12 on Wednesday. Recent rains aided the crops.
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